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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Life and Work November 2017.
From The Editor
Follow the Editor on Twitter @LifeWorkEditor HOW do you view November? In some years (but not this one), it marks the start of Advent – the journey towards the birth of Christ. It is also the ...
PRAYER
Photo: iStock
Prince of Peace, Let us be peace-makers: More ready to call people friends than enemies; More ready to love than to hate; More ready to trust than to mistrust; More read...
LETTERS
Communion comment
Many thanks for your thoughtful articles on Holy Communion (September Life and Work).
In our Church, Elinor Gordon held informal Communions, and during meditation, we enjoyed ...
The Big Question
This month’s question is: ‘What is your church doing to be accessible to as many people as possible?’ QUESTION
Barbara Urquhart, Deacon (retired), member Kilmaurs: St Maurs Glencairn
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’The meaning is the waiting’
As Advent approaches, Ron Ferguson considers the businesses that exploit the spirit of the Christian season. COMMENT
I love the season of Advent – and not just because it is nowadays associated...
A messenger and bridge
The Rt Rev Dr Derek Browning urges readers to be more like Andrew in the month in which the disciple of Jesus is celebrated as the patron saint of Scotland. MODERATOR
I HAVE often wished we mad...